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  • Anglo American profit tumbles but metal prices keep earnings steady

    February 25, 2021

    Mining giant Anglo American this morning said that profit slipped 40 per cent in 2020, falling from $3.5bn to $2.1bn, as the coronavirus dried up demand for commodities around the world. However, its earnings – Anglo American’s preferred metric – came in at $9.8bn, ahead of the $9.4bn predicted by analysts. That’s just short of [...]

  • Anglo American sticks to guidance as output falls a fifth

    July 16, 2020

    Mining giant Anglo American announced that total production in the second quarter had fallen 18 per cent as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Despite the drop, the firm said that it would maintain its full year guidance for all of its commodities except for coal. In a statement, the FTSE 100 firm said that [...]

  • Anglo American production slips amid coronavirus lockdown

    April 23, 2020

    Anglo American’s production volumes fell four per cent in the first quarter as coronavirus precautions limited the mining giant’s output capacity. Output fell across the group’s palladium, iron ore, platinum and diamond mining operations, with particular constraints on its assets in South Africa. Operations in the country, which accounts for roughly half of Anglo’s profits, [...]

  • FTSE miners lead recovery as China’s infection rate slows

    March 13, 2020

    FTSE miners led London’s blue-chip index higher today as traders welcomed a lower rate of new coronavirus infections in China. Evraz, BHP, Anglo American, Glencore and Petra Diamonds all posted double-digit gains as the FTSE 100 surged over eight per cent higher following yesterday’s record sell-off. Online trader IG analyst Joshua Mahony linked the jump [...]

  • Anglo American’s platinum arm cuts production after plant shuts

    March 6, 2020

    Anglo American’s shares dropped 9.5 per cent today after the firm’s platinum arm was forced to shut down its platinum plant, declaring force majeure as it did so. The mining giant said that it had done so due to a high risk of an explosion in its phase B unit, which had been commissioned to [...]

  • Sirius shareholders approve controversial Anglo American £405m takeover

    March 3, 2020

    Investors have approved a controversial rescue bid by rival Anglo American for troubled mining firm Sirius Minerals. The meeting in London today approved the deal with 80.3 per cent of votes in favour and 19.7 per cent against. It will provide a saving grace for Sirius’ north Yorkshire mine, which was set to be closed [...]

  • De Beers records highest diamond sales since April as 2020 looks brighter

    January 29, 2020

    De Beers, the diamond mining arm of Anglo American, recorded its highest sales of the gems since April last year in signs that the global market is beginning to recover from a nightmare 2019. The firm, which was taken over by Anglo in 2011, sold $545m (£418.7m) in rough diamonds in its first cycle of [...]

  • Anglo American gets crucial permit to boost mining dam in Brazil

    December 24, 2019

    One of Anglo American’s largest mines will remain open after the commodities giant won a crucial permit to continue adding waste to a facility in Brazil. The blue-chip company has had to endure a delay of several months to obtain the license for the “tailings” dam at Minas-Rio in Minas Gerais state, having increased the [...]

  • De Beers ends difficult 2019 with sales rise

    December 18, 2019

    Anglo American-owned diamond specialists De Beers said that the value of rough diamond sales rose to $425m (£324.5m) in the tenth cycle of 2019. The sales marked a $25m improvement on cycle nine in November, which in turn had the highest levels since June. Read more: De Beers diamond sales improve despite market challenges However, [...]

  • Copper production slips at Anglo American amid Chilean drought

    October 22, 2019

    Anglo American, one of the world’s largest miners, today lowered its full-year forecast for copper production amid the worst drought to hit Chile in sixty years. Output of the metal will drop by eight per cent in the third quarter of 2019 due to water shortages at the Los Bronces mine in Chile. Annual production [...]

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